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The boiling point of acetic acid is usually stated to be 118 oc. is it possible to have acetic acid boil at 90 oc
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The boiling point of acetic acid is usually stated to be 118 oc. is it possible to have acetic acid boil at 90 oc

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Yes, it is possible for acetic acid to boil at 90°C. The only method pplicable is reducing the pressure to a considerable that will allow the boiling to take place without much supply of energy. A reduction in pressure reduces boiling point.
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